Mexican Situation Viewed by Pioneer Stevenson
E J Stevenson recalls Villa as the major Mexican force shaping the border crisis. He credits Villa with public works and education efforts, disputes Carranza’s authority, and argues for U.S. intervention if needed. Stevenson, a former Butte timberman, recounts Nez Perce memories, meeting W A Clark, and a life-long Walker persona.
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Schilling's Best Coffee Explained
The advertisement highlights careful production for Schilling's Best coffee with even grinding for smooth rich taste. It notes flavor and economy, claims maximum extraction from each particle, and mentions vacuum-sealed tins sold through grocers.
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Schilling
Seven Crazy Ones Sent To Asylum In Court Hearings
Judge Donlan used the sheriff’s waiting room for seven insanity hearings. Six doctors assessed the cases as fit for Warm Springs asylum. Subjects included drug users Ed Queene Irving Ray H C Van Doren and John Doyle, an incompetent Steve Grosso, and John Meeley, a drink casualty needing a guardian for property and rentals. Gespite? past the inspection, several details indicate danger and restraint.
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Donlan
Warm Springs Asylum
Ed Queene Irving
Ray
H.C. van Doren
John Doyle
Steve Grosso
Italy
John Meeley
Hutte
Chicago bankers finance the French government
Chicago bankers announce definite arrangements to supply peace credits for the French government ending the war era. The plan covers large orders from Chicago manufacturers for machinery to French business concerns and payments through credits extended by local banks.
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Chicago
Forty Eight Drunks in Seattle Police Court
Seattle authorities raid Rainier Heights pharmacy uncovering ten barrels of whiskey and an assortment of liquors. The drug store previously held several barrels seized from Gyres warehouse. Plans made to allocate the entire Public Safety Building floor for liquor storage.
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Seattle
Wash
Rainier Heights
Gyres
Public Safety Building
Ministerial federation backs mayor's liquor policy
The federation endorsed Mayor Gill's strong arm approach toward liquor sellers as enforcement continues. Forty eight people charged with drunkenness were arraigned in police court today.
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Gill
Wescott to Nominate Wilson at Chicago
President Wilson asked New Jersey attorney general John Wescott to deliver the nominating speech for him in Chicago. Wescott accepted after conferring with the president, amid New Jersey's delegates having picked Governor Fielder. Wescott may withdraw as he seeks a New Jersey Senate seat against Mortime. advisers map platform focusing on peace and prosperity.
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Wilson
John W. Wescott
New Jersey
Baltimore
Chicago
Wescott
Wesscott
Fielder
Mortime
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Mills & Gibb
Creditors filed an involuntary petition in federal court today against Mills & Gibb, a leading white goods importing firm. The action cites liabilities exceeding two million dollars and notes the company is financially embarrassed though assets are not detailed and solvency is disputed.
King’s Daughters elects Evans international president
Burlington Iowa May 15 Mrs Anthony He Evans was re elected international president of the King s Daughters at the biennial convention here today. Other officers were likewise honored. The 1918 convention will be held in Philadelphia.
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Towa
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Differences with Greece settled amicably
London reports the foreign office announced that outstanding differences between Greece and the entente powers have been settled amicably. There will be no violations of Greece's neutrality. The brief note indicates Greece had been at odds with the alliance.
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London
Foreign Office
Greece
Entente Powers Confront Neutral Greece Over Serbian Troop Rail Move
The Entente powers pressed Greece to allow shipping 88 Serbian troops refitted on Corfu to Saloniki by railroad. Greece refused, citing neutrality. Germany protested. Berlin reports claimed powers may use force if needed.
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